The pioneer of virtual reality, Chris Milk, founder and executive director of With.in, believes that the future of virtual reality is not just about blurring the boundaries between reality and art, but by merging the two together, we will not distinguish what is reality, what is virtual . Chris is about to end the art medium we know. In the past thousands of years, we have been telling other people's stories, we will watch other people's stories through the screen. Chris said: "This screen can be a movie screen, it can be a TV show, or it can be a book or a play." Chris called this screen or experience production "A translation gap", which requires an incredible suspense, and then The audience can be completely immersed in the performance or fully experienced.
If that sounds unrealistic, Chris suggests that we look back at history. 130 years ago, Eadweard Muybridge took pictures of Mercedes horses using a camera placed on the track. Each camera is controlled by a rope that is taut across the track. When the horse runs, the camera shutter is triggered to capture images that appear to be moving, which deeply affects the development of later image technology. The birth of the paved the way. Chris pointed out that although there are a lot of hype about virtual reality, we should not underestimate the potential of virtual reality.
Chris said: "In general, new media will take a long time to develop in order to be widely used in the world."
Let us take the experience of listening to music as an example. For humans, the only way we enjoyed music before was to listen to musicians on the spot. But then Edison invented the wax cylinder recording technology, and then we can hear the musician's performance without leaving the house, but no one would mistakenly think that there is a band playing in your room. The way we enjoy music is constantly changing, from vinyl records to high-definition sound effects, our distance from real songs or symphony orchestras has been reduced, and we seem to be immersed in listening to musicians playing music. Chris believes that virtual reality can build the ultimate bridge for this.
Chris said: "The media will no longer exist. We are in it, we can live in those stories." He stressed that the integration of art and reality will not only benefit entertainment, but also as a way to watch other people's lives. The way, even living in his world as someone else.
He said: "(Virtual reality) can put the human experience in a bottle, right? We can record the life of the Syrian refugee camp, let people around the world see it, and let people really experience the life of that person, It seems like you are at the scene. (But he also admits that it is not possible to add touch, taste and smell now, after all, it is just getting started)"
Although Chris predicts that virtual reality will end human needs for different media, he does not say that the existing media will be extinct. Chris said that it is as if there are many different types of movies. For example, horror movies and love stories are very different experiences. I think some people will be willing to interact interactively, but some people will not.
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